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Binary Division for CS Students

This document describes how to perform two's complement division using a restoration technique. It shows the step-by-step process for dividing 7/3 and -7/3 as examples, tracking the dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainder at each step.

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Binary Division for CS Students

This document describes how to perform two's complement division using a restoration technique. It shows the step-by-step process for dividing 7/3 and -7/3 as examples, tracking the dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainder at each step.

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TWO’S COMPLEMENT DIVISION USING RESTORATION TECHNIQUE

1) Load M  Divisor, A,Q  Dividend


Dividend  2n bits
7/3
0000 0111
0011
2) Shift A,Q left 1 bit position
3) If A, M have the same sign, perform A A-M;
OTHERWISE: A A+M ( -7/3 , 7/-3)
4) If the operation is successful, if the sign of A is the same before and after the operation
a) If operation is successful, or A= 0, then set Q 0 1
b) If operation is unsuccessful or A !=0 , then set Q 0 0 , and restore the previous value
of A
5) Repeat 2-4 as many times as there are bit positions in Q
6) The Remainder  A
Quotient  Q

7/3
Dividend = A,Q => 0000 0111
M = 0011
-M = 1101

Prof. Tanvi Goswami,


D. D. University, Nadiad
A Q OPERATION
0000 0111 INITIAL VALUE
0000 111- SHIFT
1101 A<- A-M
1101
0000 1110 Q0 0, RESTORE A
0001 110- SHIFT
1101 A<- A-M
1110
0001 1100 Q0 0, RESTORE A
0011 100- SHIFT
1101 A<- A-M
0000
0000 1001 Q0 1
0001 001- SHIFT
1101 A<- A-M
1110
0001 0010 Q0 0, RESTORE A
REMAINDER QUOTIENT

7 / -3
M = 1101
+/+ => SUB
-/- => SUB
+/- => ADD
-/+ => ADD

A Q OPERATION
0000 0111 INITIAL VALUE
0000 111- SHIFT
1101 A<- A+M
1101
0000 1110 Q0 0, RESTORE A
0001 110- SHIFT
1101 A<- A+M
1110
0001 1100 Q0 0, RESTORE A
0011 100- SHIFT
1101 A<- A+M
Prof. Tanvi Goswami,
D. D. University, Nadiad
0000
0000 1001 Q0 1
0001 001- SHIFT
1101 A<- A+M
1110
0001 Q0 0, RESTORE A
0010

-7/ 3
7 = 0000 0111
A,Q = > -7 = 1111 1001
M= 0011

A Q OPERATION
1111 1001 INITIAL VALUE
1111 001- SHIFT
0011 A<- A+M
0010
1111 0010 Q0 0, RESTORE A
1110 010- SHIFT
0011 A<- A+M
0001
1110 0100 Q0 0, RESTORE A
1100 100- SHIFT
0011 A<- A+M
1111 1001 Q0 1
1111 001- SHIFT
0011 A<- A+M
0010
1111 0010 Q0 0, RESTORE A
REMAINDER QUOTIENT

D=Q*V+R

-7/-3

=> SUB

SIGN OF DIVIDEND = SIGN OF REMAINDER

Prof. Tanvi Goswami,


D. D. University, Nadiad
Prof. Tanvi Goswami,
D. D. University, Nadiad

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